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January 2nd, 2002, 03:46 PM
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Encarta: network install
Has anyone installed Encarta reference library 2002 on a network. The Network administrators guide on the first CD says to copy the contents of all the CD's to a folder on a server. I have done that and was then able to map a drive to that folder and run the install program on a workstation. So far everthing is going great. The problem I have is when I start using the program and it wants a different disk. How do I tell the program that all the info is in that one folder? I searched technet and found nothing, I even called microsoft, but they wanted $240 to put me through to their tech support.
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January 2nd, 2002, 05:21 PM
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My experience with other apps...'Choices' comes to mind (it's an app that lets students find info about various career paths) was to run the setup on the server to a folder I created on the server and then give read rights to those students that needed access to it. Mind you I'm running it off a Netware server so it may be different in your case, but nonetheless it saved me from having to run the setup on each workstation.
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